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- Eight Keys to Bridging Our Differences - Greater Good
6 Bridging is sometimes about small shifts over time While bridging differences might involve trying to overcome a history of conflicts—interpersonal or political—or forging an alliance between once-opposing groups to work toward a common goal, it sometimes centers on more modest shifts
- Bridging Differences Definition | What Is Bridging… - Greater Good
Bridging racial divides can be good for your health Research has shown that individuals who harbor racial prejudices and fears experience elevated levels of stress and other physiological responses that, over time, can wear down muscles and damage their immune systems
- Bridging Differences - Greater Good
Americans are increasingly divided along social and political lines The evidence for this polarization can be found in our most intimate relationships and in our most public policy debates Political scientists are finding that more and more people are either all-liberal or all-conservative in their political positions mdash;and so are the politicians they elect, as reflected in their votes
- Bridging Differences Playbook - Greater Good
Indeed, bridging starts from recognizing that another person or group has their own human needs, tastes, values, goals, and worldview, just like you do Without that basic recognition of your shared humanity, constructive dialogue—to say nothing of problem solving—is unlikely to happen Bridging Differences Playbook What “Bridging” Is
- Six Techniques to Help You Bridge Differences - Greater Good
Bridging Differences Course Free and open now--and proceed at your own pace! Learn research-based strategies for connecting across divides Join us to bridge differences in your work, campus, community, and life Register
- Four Lessons From Mediators for Bridging Differences - Greater Good
At a meeting between negotiators representing hundreds of Native American tribes and the federal government, dozens of people were angrily clamoring for seats Assistants, advocates, lobbyists, attorneys, civil servants, and members of the public were also elbowing their way through the crowded
- Three Insights to Help You Build Bridges Across… - Greater Good
In his talk at the event, Justin Gest, a political scientist at George Mason University who recently coauthored a report on the factors that promote pluralism in America’s diversifying democracy, emphasized that the goal of cultivating a society that celebrates diversity hinges on redefining our national identity and embracing the full spectrum of who we are
- Eight Habits of Effective Bridge-Builders - Greater Good
Simon Greer is the founder of Bridging the Gap and the host of Courageous Conversation at TNP US He is known as a social entrepreneur who has spent the last 30 years on the front lines of contentious social change struggles
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